How to exit an application properly

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Usually  I will just use Environment Exit code  to exit an application   Usually through a button click   But I would like to know is it the proper way to exit  ie  releasing memory etc etc

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Application Exit     End   will work like a charm The  END  immediately terminates further execution while  Application Exit  closes all forms and calls   Best regrads

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in this case I start Outlook and then close it  Dim ol   Set ol   WScript CreateObject  Outlook Application    Starts Outlook  ol quit  Closes Outlook

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The following code is used in Visual Basic when prompting a user to exit the application   Dim D As String  D   MsgBox  Are you sure you want to exit    vbYesNo vbQuestion  Thanking You    If D    vbYes Then  Unload Me Else Exit Sub End If End End Sub

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Application Exit   does the trick too  any forms you have can still cancel this for instance if you want to present a save changes dialog

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In a console application  just return from the main program  in a UI-Application Close   all active Forms   Memory from managed objects will be handled by the  NET Framework  you don t need to care about this   If you use classes which implement IDisposable  like database connections  for example   you should call Dispose   on them when you no longer need them  preferred way  a using-Statement    If you use such resources globally  like private members in your form   your form should implement the IDisposable pattern to release these resources on the Close  -call  See this article for details

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me close     You should try this  I guess it will work

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Just Close   all active existing forms and the application should exit

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You can use   Me Close  Application Exit  End  Process immediately terminated in Task Manager Processors

[vb.net] How to exit an application properly

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